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The reason I suggested it as a possibility is that I see UX these patterns in other Apple products.

For example, the iOS Camera app hides away options for the frame rate and resolution of video under several menus. This option is much more accessible in actual cameras. In Apple's case, it's put out of easy reach to prevent the user from obsessing over which resolution to capture a moment, and to provide a uniform appearance to all captured content.

Options are hidden away to reinforce a set-it-and-forget mentality.